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Private SSH resources let users connect to remote hosts from their terminal over the Pangolin tunnel. Unlike [public SSH resources](/manage/resources/public/ssh), private SSH is **not** browser-rendered.
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## Benefits
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- SSH servers are never exposed to the public internet. Only connected clients with access can reach them.
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- With automated provisioning, users sign in with their Pangolin identity and get short-lived certificates, so there are no long-lived keys to distribute or rotate.
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- Accounts are created on the host just in time, with sudo and group permissions set by role.
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- Users keep a native terminal workflow, including their own shell, tools, and SSH options.
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- Removing a user's access in Pangolin cuts off their path to the host, whatever credentials they still hold.
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## Use Cases
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- Give engineers SSH access to production or staging servers based on their role.
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- Reach many servers behind one bastion, with an auth daemon provisioning users on each host.
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- Replace a shared jump host and hand-managed `authorized_keys` files.
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- Let on-call staff get into servers from anywhere without a separate VPN.
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## How It Works
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1. The user connects with the Pangolin client (GUI or CLI).
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